2014 civic hybrid wheel/ offset help

[ChrisD]

Hi guys,I've been going thru the threads and I've seen a lot of threads that are interesting but all or most of them talk about going on lower offset opposed to stock.
Meaning stock is +45 and threads are a bit going to +30 or +20 but my issue is with going higher like +52.
I'm looking at going from stock 195/65/15 +45 to 205/60/16 +52.
The rims are as follows: stock is 6x15 et 45 the aftermarket is 6.5x16 et 52.
Would it cause rubbing of any kind? Fender or suspension wise?
Thanks

 

[dpetro1]

here is a site that will help you better understand the changes.
http://www.willtheyfit.com/index.ph...2=60&wheel_size=16&wheel_width=6-5&offset2=52

the wheel will sit 13mm closer to the strut. should not cause any issues but you can measure to be sure
also the tire size is ~3% bigger than stock. not a huge issue but your speedo may be off a bit
is the car stock height? if yes, everything should should fit

 

[webby]

While this may not answer your question completely, it will give you the specs between the tires for altering the speedo, and show what changes between setups. The new setup would be roughly 1/2" closer towards the suspension side and basically identical towards the fender side.

More info not shown in the pic below at willtheyfit.com. The suspension display is not an indication it will work. It's just a generic display. I guess you could look at your clearances to see if half an inch will matter. I'd say not.

 

[webby]

And he beat me to it

 

[dpetro1]

But yours has a pretty picture...

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[ChrisD]

Lol thanks guys I've been looking at tire size .com and it has pretty pictures too lol
But I think it'll be fine,I'll ask them nicely to do a test first and check for rubbing (no pun intended) and go from there.

 

[ChrisD]

Oooops! Wrong sizes....that's for my Accord going for 245 on Superleggera rims....this is the correct one.